Native English speaker needed to review online physics and chemistry courses

[lesieux]

I teach physics and chemistry in English to French students and I've tried to put my courses on line.
http://vfsilesieux.free.fr/ProgressionTSeuro.swf"

There are undoubtedly many mistakes as I'm not a native speaker.

It would be very nice if some colleague could help me to correct them.

Thank you very much in advance.

Vincent Lesieux

 

[redargon]

I can't seem to open the pages on your website (at work at the moment), I'll give it a try at home, if I have the time.

 

[lesieux]

Thank you.

 

[fatra2]

Hi there,

Great that you wrote your class in OpenOffice. Problem is that from most of our work computers, we are stuck with MS Office. Could you make a pdf copy. I would be happy to help you with this.

 

[lesieux]

Sorry that you have problem to read it.
It is flashpaper so you just need an updated flashplayer

 

[lesieux]

Sorry, i realized it couldn't be read with internet explorer (but it was with mozilla) so i made the changes in the code and checked so now it should be ok.

 

[mal4mac]

Just looking at a few pages, your English seems more than adequate. Your "Franglais" has a certain savoir faire. For instance:

"Sorry that you have problem to read it"

is perfecty understandable. A native (UK!) speaker would say (in Queen's English):

"Sorry that you have a problem reading it [old chap]."

... but your version is perfectly fine. More understandable than some native speakers. People round my way might say:

"' 'ard recknin' be it? Nay lad..."